The St Cuthbert’s Advantage
We understand that choosing the right school for your daughter is one of the most important decisions you will make as a family.
At St Cuthbert’s we know girls – we’ve been educating and growing amazing young women for over a century now and our heritage and values are renowned. So are our academic results, but here excellence isn’t just a grade, it’s about encouraging every girl to achieve her personal best. By choosing St Cuthbert’s you are giving your daughter an advantage she will carry through life.
School Life
From age five to 18, we recognise that personal success comes in different shapes and sizes.
Junior School
Years 0–6
At St Cuthbert’s we nurture your little ones through their most precious, formative years and foster a life-long love of learning. Your daughter’s Junior School years will be filled with fun and wonder as they begin to discover themselves and the world around them.
Senior School
Years 7–13
The journey through Senior School is one of the most important and exciting times of your daughter’s life. At St Cuthbert’s she will be noticed, inspired and supported so she leaves our care with self-confidence, life-long friendships and the tools for success.
Kahunui Life Skills Experience
Nothing equips girls for the future better than Kahunui – our exclusive outdoor education and life skills centre in the Bay of Plenty – offering a unique and transformative experience for all Year 10 girls.
Join Us
Getting to know each other is the best way to help you decide if our school is the right fit for your daughter and family. We warmly welcome the opportunity to share the St Cuthbert’s experience with you.
Applications are currently open for 2021, 2022 and beyond.
Meet Our Principal
“Girls are at the centre of everything we do, and our dedicated teachers ignite students’ curiosity, creativity and passion for learning.”
Latest St Cuthbert’s News
We’re celebrating some of the leading lights of St Cuthbert’s! Our annual Making Their Mark and Old Girls’ Honours ceremony recognises Old Girls who are doing remarkable things in their communities and careers. We’re thrilled to acknowledge our three Making Their Mark winners (Raiha Buchanan, Amber Conley, and Ann Gluckman), Marking Service recipient (Mary Fenton), […]
We were delighted to have Old Girl and current St Cuthbert’s parent, Caroline Rainsford, as Guest of Honour at our Scholars’ Assembly. Caroline is the Country Director for Google New Zealand and Australia. She spoke to the girls about her interesting and varied career path, and her current focus on helping Australian and New Zealand businesses […]
Parent at St Cuthbert’s and Co-Founder and Director of ZURU, Anna Mowbray, has a daughter at St Cuthbert’s in Year 2 who has been flourishing from the support of the Pōhutukawa Learning Centre (PLC). The PLC caters for the needs of diverse learners at St Cuthbert’s. We spoke to Anna about enabling girls to find […]
We are so incredibly proud that four members of the 16-strong team of Black Sticks hockey players heading to the Japan Olympics attended St Cuthbert’s, including the captain, Stacey Michelson. The above photo was captured at the airport as the girls left to play in Perth in two doubleheaders against Australia. Pictured left to right, with […]
Developing leadership qualities is an important part of teaching young women to use their voice, and helping them realise that they can influence the world around them.
Every girl who leaves St Cuthbert’s leaves as the very best version of herself. 2020 was such an unprecedented year, and we are so proud of our Year 13 students. We wanted to reflect on our amazing 2020 cohort and the huge positive impact they had on our school. We think this video from our […]
Come on a journey with us to Carbon Zero 2030. This year our school community, like other communities globally, has faced the challenge of a serious pandemic.
Our 2020 academic results were once again outstanding and we would like to congratulate all of our Senior School girls on their exceptional results. I would also like to acknowledge our wonderful teachers, who are an integral part of supporting every girl to achieve her personal best. These amazing academic results are testament to our […]
Read Issue #3 of Little Sister Magazine below.
Congratulations to St Cuthbert’s Head of Subject: Chemistry, Mr Ian Torrie, who has been awarded the prestigious Peter Spratt medal.
Developing leadership qualities is an important part of teaching young women to use their voice, and helping them realise that they can influence the world around them.
Girls at single-sex schools topped girls from co-ed schools on nearly all academic measures and social and emotional outcomes, according to a new data analysis.
Waikato University and a group of 12 Auckland Secondary Schools are launching an exciting and innovative way of educating student teachers in 2021.
Our 2019 Scholars were recognised at our very first online Scholars’ Assembly during Auckland’s August lockdown.
Kirsty Cameron of The Hobson spoke to Rob Griffiths, Head of Faculty, Languages, at St Cuthbert’s College.
St Cuthbert’s Head of Performing Arts, Judy McIntosh, discusses the true value of Performing Arts while learning remotely during the lockdown.
The most important thing we do at St Cuthbert’s is teach our girls resilience and self worth. Watch our video which documents our last cohort of Year 13 leavers.
A special edition celebrating our school community’s resilience, kindness, courage and creativity throughout the StCuth’[email protected] lockdown.
St Cuthbert’s shone at the Young Sportsperson of the Year Awards, winning three of the main awards including the prestigious Young Sportswoman of the Year.
We caught up with Head of St Cuthbert’s Writing Programme and Director of Library Services, Ros Ali, to find out how she helps our students find their voice through creative and media writing.
Our amazing Head of Department: Languages Mr Robert Griffiths, and a class of our very talented girls, welcomed Seven Sharp Reporter Julian Lee to their lesson.
St Cuthbert’s student Victoria Ryan has won Best Female in a Supporting Role at the annual Auckland Live Showdown Awards.
Tenā koutou katoa, welcome to our Christmas Edition of Evergreen Ties.
Read Issue #2 of Little Sister Magazine.
Developing leadership qualities is an important part of teaching young women to use their voice, and helping them realise that they can influence the world around them.
Our goal is that every girl feels happy and settled in our Junior School, so it feels like their ‘home away from home’.
Read Issue #1 of Little Sister Magazine.
Welcome to the Christmas edition of Evergreen Ties.
Welcome to the inaugural edition of the new look St Cuthbert’s magazine, Evergreen Ties.
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